<p>New Delhi: Loss-making telecom operator Vodafone Idea will raise mobile tariffs across the board by 11-24 per cent from July 4, according to a company statement.</p>.<p>Vodafone Idea (Vi) follows the tariff hike stage set by Reliance Jio on Thursday.</p>.<p>Reliance Jio and Bharti Airtel will roll out increased mobile service rates from July 3 onward.</p>.<p>"In line with its commitment to provide its consumers with simple and comprehensive plans, Vi has curated an optimum range of feature-rich plans to meet the diverse needs of its consumers. Staying true to its philosophy of supporting entry-level users and progressively linking higher prices to increased usage, changes in entry-level plans are nominal," Vi said.</p>.<p>The company has raised the entry-level plan, minimum recharge value for 28 days of mobile service, by about 11 per cent to Rs 199 from Rs 179.</p>.<p>Vi has raised the price of a popular 84-day validity plan with 1.5 GB data per day to Rs 859 from Rs 719 earlier.</p>.<p>The company has increased the price of its annual unlimited plan by about 21 per cent to Rs 3,499 from 2,899 at present.</p>.<p>It has made no change in its 365 validity plan with a 24 GB data limit, which costs users Rs 1,799.</p>.<p>"Vi is planning significant investments over the next few quarters to further enhance the 4G experience as well as launch 5G services," the statement said. </p>
<p>New Delhi: Loss-making telecom operator Vodafone Idea will raise mobile tariffs across the board by 11-24 per cent from July 4, according to a company statement.</p>.<p>Vodafone Idea (Vi) follows the tariff hike stage set by Reliance Jio on Thursday.</p>.<p>Reliance Jio and Bharti Airtel will roll out increased mobile service rates from July 3 onward.</p>.<p>"In line with its commitment to provide its consumers with simple and comprehensive plans, Vi has curated an optimum range of feature-rich plans to meet the diverse needs of its consumers. Staying true to its philosophy of supporting entry-level users and progressively linking higher prices to increased usage, changes in entry-level plans are nominal," Vi said.</p>.<p>The company has raised the entry-level plan, minimum recharge value for 28 days of mobile service, by about 11 per cent to Rs 199 from Rs 179.</p>.<p>Vi has raised the price of a popular 84-day validity plan with 1.5 GB data per day to Rs 859 from Rs 719 earlier.</p>.<p>The company has increased the price of its annual unlimited plan by about 21 per cent to Rs 3,499 from 2,899 at present.</p>.<p>It has made no change in its 365 validity plan with a 24 GB data limit, which costs users Rs 1,799.</p>.<p>"Vi is planning significant investments over the next few quarters to further enhance the 4G experience as well as launch 5G services," the statement said. </p>